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Newspaper

Houston Daily Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1901

Page

4

Houston Daily Post Publisher Details and Circulation

Publication office at Franklin Avenue lists presidents and officers. City circulation is handled by Theodore Danity with authorized collectors Theodore Bering, Chas Lott, and A W Palmer, and all payments must be by check to The Houston Printing Company. Delivery reliability is emphasized with late notices and service expectations.

Theodore Danity Messrs Theodore Bering Chas. Lott A. W. Palmer Ainless Houston Paintito Compress Tne Pont

Postmaster General Tenure Debated In New York Times Opinion

The New York Times prints Charles Emory Smith's plea that postmaster general should be a permanent craft. He argues the position requires lifelong expertise and suggests a permanent assistant postmaster general to provide continuity and professional support beyond changing administrations.

Charles Emory Smith New York Times Smith

Approval of Infamy Over the Manila Court Verdict

The longer the passage, the louder the charge against Secretary Long and the naval clique. It argues the court of Inquiry ruling is unjust and linked to misrepresented facts about Dewey, Miles, and Schley. It asserts Secretary Root sides with the clique and cites Edgar Maclay's controversial history.

Admiral Schley Secretary Long Admiral Dewey Pelion Osas Long Manila Santiago Root Miles Schley Edgar 8. Maclay Brooklyn Navy Yard Admiral Sampson

Infamy at Sea Scandal Draws Public Ire

A congressional inquiry into the antic Schley conspiracy is urged to demand letters and compel production. The piece condemns Secretary Long and his associates, arguing they have brought infamy to the nation and betrayed trust, leaving the public indignation strong and clear.

Deceiving the People Over Philippine Policy

A historic critique accuses the administration of misrepresenting the Philippine seizure as forced by war while noting the 1898 treaty and $20,000,000 payment. The piece cites General Alger’s assertions on occupation plans and questions presidential transparency.

Philippines Congress Manila United States

Ball anti trust bills spark editorial critique in Washington

Washington Post opinion questions three anti trust bills introduced by Rep Ball of Texas. The piece argues trusts are complex, notes limits of the term controlled, and contrasts Ball with broader protectionist aims. It recalls past Congress actions and defends selective anti trust measures as inadequate and populist.

Washington Washington Post Representative Ball Texas Ball Dr. Young Mr. Ray Europe Best Friends Rumer Congress House Spur Senate New York Sun Hall Kansas City the Post Mr. Ball Fanny C. Awtuve Wintiaus

Editorial calls for democratic party reform and unity

The Tyler Temocrat Reporter urges a return to core liberal principles and cautions against expedient, temporary victories. It argues for free trade, equal rights, sound money, economy, and local self government, aiming to restore the party to its former strength and attract independent Democrats.

Tyler Temocrat-Reporter Democrat-Reporter Our Fathers Julie Dai Tyler Chicago Karnas

Playing to the Galleries in Nashville News

A fragment notes a public temperament praising the president for a bold display of stage manner. It critiques his loud speaking tone during discussions as distracting and unbecoming, suggesting observers view the conduct with mixed concern.

Supreme Court Teddy The Nashville News Bidn

Washington Pose from The Epithet Stage in Campaign War

Colonel Watterson admits he is a reorganizer as Mr Bryan styles him while Sulwets argues that is better than being a disorganizer in the presidential candidate debate. The war of words over candidates intensifies.

Washington Watterson Mr. Bryan

Correct Doctrine At Yoakum Herald Debates Suffrage

A Yoakum Herald item quotes a remark advocating universal suffrage education tests while arguing any Northern or Southern man opposing the idea should be persuaded and talked to. The note reflects cross regional debate on voting qualifications without endorsing a particular policy.

Yoakum Herald

Dreamy Wanderings and Seasonal Bits In A Patchwork Page

A fragmented 19th century collage mixes poems about forests and rivers with snippets of notices. It mentions an Ohio doctor shot in a medical case, a Western New York Lyon-L Lehr marriage note, and a German photographer bound for Africa. The Bethlehem Inn vignette recounts biblical figures and a lone star at Christ's birth. Julia C. R. Dorr, in the December Als lines complete the page.

Ohio Miss Lyon New York Lehr Lyon Mia Africa Lord Christ Julia C. R. Dorr

To Give or Not to Go

A fragmentary verse note from El Paso Times evokes Christmas gift dilemmas and romantic schemes. The speaker muses on paying for a diamond ring, courting through promises of daily meals, and a whimsical path to marriage amid festive imagery and political allusions.

el Paso Times

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